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A Long Overdue Read

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Category: 5G & EMFs
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2025-04-01

Since Arthur Firstenberg's ground-breaking exploration of the historical spread of electromagnetic radiation around the world (The Invisible Rainbow - essential reading if you haven't already), and Tom Wheeler's outspoken assertion that public safety considerations were so "last year" and shouldn't hold up the 5G (and no doubt 6G etc) roll-outs, the focus on the dangers of electromagnetic radiation seems to have dissipated over time, eclipsed in the public mind by the Covid fandango and much else. 

Funny how Covid and the 5G roll-out seem to have coincided (and share a long list of possible symptoms), but of course that's just a conspiracy theory.

But conspiracy maniacs haven't gone to sleep, and here we have a good example of one that makes quite a fist of assembling available evidence in a readable fashion. If I didn't know that conspiracy theorists were all purveyors of total nonsense, I might be tempted to give it some credence ...

(If you want more, check out The Environmental Health Trust, and our own 5G & EMFs listings)

 

UK to Emulate US DOGE?

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Category: Free Citizen
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2025-03-30

Apparently, Rachel Reeves has already set up a UK equivalent, the OVfM (Office for value for money).

I'm sure that we are all agog to know more about its amazing successes in closing down all the unnecessary and frankly illegal scams that suck the financial blood out of our taxes, and indeed the Daily Sceptic is I'm sure eager to inform us, so the first project appears to be a leisurely appraisal of ways in which to reduce the costs of procuring short term accommodation, for homeless Brits and asylum seekers.

Now you could excitedly go and read all about it, but there's really no need, because (spoiler alert) the one policy that really might have an impact on the expense to government in providing all this short term accommodation - the reversal of the government policies that cause the influx of new arrivals in the first place -  is somehow nowhere to be found ...

Still, I'm sure that those who staff the new department will consider that the extra expense for the taxpayer that will keep then in the style to which they are accustomed will be worthwhile, as it will all add to the reported GDP figures to show how well the economy is doing on their watch.

 

Function of the Pyramids Explained!

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Category: Lucky Dip
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2025-03-30

Making a welcome return to these pages (or perhaps he actually belongs in a previous blog incarnation ...), and once more provoking the question "Why do the most knowledgeable people exhibit the most erratic and confusing styles of presentation?",  Ken Wheeler explains the function of the Giza pyramids in the light of the recent discoveries of what is said to lie beneath them, as only Ken can.

Enjoy!

(29 minutes)

 

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Theatre of War Won't Wait for Theatre of the Absurd

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Category: Free Citizen
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2025-03-30

Redacted talks to Christine Anderson - who neatly explains the way in which the CIA engineered regime change in Ukraine, thus setting in motion the continuing conflict.

"People no longer like EU because they see it for the Hell-hole that it is  ... "

" ... when you are in a situation like that, when your power seems to ... fade away, what do you do? You pick a fight with someone... "

" ... they need to control every aspect of every single citizen's life, they need to control your thinking ..."

(36 minutes)

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Starmer's Surprise Gift to the Nation - EU Satrapy

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Category: Defence
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2025-03-30

We have TCW Daily to thank for today's bon mot, although what is bon about it is for us all to decide.

Now that we have "left the EU" to pursue our own national interests, it may surprise nobody that our shiny new prime minister is busy signing us up to all the individual aspects of EU membership - especially Defence - although somehow none of this has attracted any attention from the media, or indeed from anyone else. No doubt we will shoulder the real costs in return for its fabled benefits in due course.

"A pact which ... is ‘a mechanism to make the UK subject to the orders of the EU Commission on foreign affairs and defence policy [and] as far as the EU is concerned, a carbon copy of that proposed by Theresa May in 2018-2019’."

Maybe the the desperate need to deny the ever reliable Mr Putin any semblance of rationality or good faith (although it seems to me that he usually does do what he said he was going to do, a trait that our own politicians might care to emulate) has clouded their judgement. Or maybe after so many years of EU membership they still can't grasp that the UK might get a better life by making our own arrangements outside their clammy bureaucracy.

Perhaps they have simply forgotten how to do independent nationhood.

Still, "something must be done", so they are doing it.

 

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